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Pie Shell for Custard Pies

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    pie shell
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New York Times Menu Cookbook

By Craig Claiborne

Published 1966

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Among the most versatile of pies and among the most substantial are those made with a savory custard. They may be made with seafood, meats, cheese, poultry or vegetables, and the seasoning may include a pinch or more of almost any spice on the herb shelf.

Savory custards may be served either as a luncheon course, cut into thin wedges for cocktail service, or served as the first course for the evening meal. If done gently, the pies may be reheated without ill effect.

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